concept   management
culture   Western countries
statement   Management in Western countries involves direct communication, decision-making, and performance reviews for staff.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 administration Western countries Typically involves a hierarchical structure with clear lines of authority and decision-making 1
2 administration Western countries Administration involves a lot of paperwork and documentation, and is often associated with bureaucracy and red tape. 1
3 administrator Western countries An administrator is typically responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of an organization, managing staff, and implementing policies and procedures. 1
4 management Western countries Managers are expected to have direct and assertive communication styles in the workplace. 1
5 management Western countries Managers are expected to have regular performance reviews with their employees and provide constructive feedback for improvement. 1
6 manager Western countries Managers are expected to take charge and make decisions in the workplace. 1
7 manager Western countries Managers often have a direct, assertive communication style and are expected to make decisions independently. 1
8 manager Western countries Managers are expected to have a democratic and approachable leadership style, open to feedback and collaboration with their team. 1
9 manager Western countries Managers are expected to make decisions and give orders to their subordinates. 1